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I need to extract news article headlines from Google alerts using Python 3.7, I tried to use "galerts" library, but I couldn't install it because it doesn't have a newer release which is supported by Python 3.7. Is there any alternative way with which I can scrape the headlines?
From the README of the galerts library, there is a link to a google-alerts library - this supports Python 3.
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I have Qpython3L installed on my Android I have installed the selenium but I how do I use chrome driver on Androidcode screenshot
So there's no way to use Selenium for mobile, but you can use Appium. It's compatible with python as well!
http://appium.io/docs/en/writing-running-appium/web/mobile-web/#android-mobile-web-automation
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Suppose I need to distribute a python script to other computers but I'm using modules downloaded from remote sources that need to be installed locally. Is there a standard way of doing that?
The official packaging tutorial for Python tells how to create redistributable Python packages: https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/distributing/
Specifically, the setup.py in your package can define dependencies to to third party libraries: https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/distributing/#install-requires
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I have been using Django 1.8 and Python 2.7 for a couple of projects and they're working fine. I am about to start a new project and I am wondering whether I should use Python 3 for my Django project. Is it recommended that I should use Python 3? What are the benefits of using Python 3 over 2.7
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I am trying to export the reports which is generated using python 3.2.3 & django 1.6 to pdf.
I swicthed to python3.2.3 now only,earlier I was using python2.7 in which I used PISA for pdf generation. bt PISA is not available in python3.2.3
Can anybody suggest me how to generate pdf in python 3.2.3
If you'd like to generate PDFs from HTML, you can use weasyprint, which supports python 3, and has really cool capabilities.
http://weasyprint.org/
You can also use wkhtmltopdf (based on webkit). It's a command line tool, but there is a python pdfkit wrapper for it. I really like wkhtmltopdf as in some cases it's much faster than PISA or weasyprint.
They both handle CSS, so the styling is pretty easy and powerful.
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While searching python client for Hadoop, I found two modules pydoop and hadoopy. It seems both are good enough to work with, but not sure which one has more advantages than the other to install one.
The most comprehensive documentation of this I think is http://blog.cloudera.com/blog/2013/01/a-guide-to-python-frameworks-for-hadoop/
Recently, I really think that mrjob has come out ahead as a clear frontrunner. It has a very active mailing list and it seems to be relatively stable and up to date. It also has nice integration with Amazon EMR.